next up is senator cortez masto. senator cortez masto: thank you for the opportunity to meet all of you and welcome to your family. very exciting day for all of you. i will have to say i am partial to mr. carr because his wife is a native nevadan. thank you. ms. rosenworcel, let me start with you. in the conversation we had, as you well know, we talked a little bit about the intersection of innovation-transportation which obviously is of interest not just to me but to the state of nevada as well. where do you see the constructive place for the f.c.c. to work toward the safe and reliable advancement of autonomous connected vehicles, unmanned aircraft and smart communities? ms. rosenworcel: thank you for the question, senator. lots of interesting things are happening with drones and with autonomous vehicles. a lot of them involve tests and those tests are going to require spectrum. i think the f.c.c. should develop part 5, experimental license practices that make those tests easier for industries, research institutions

cortez masto: thank you. i appreciate that, and i also appreciate your comments with respect to erate. not only in nevada -- not only did school superintendents visit me here, but i had an opportunity to sit down with our public libraries, and it's a benefit not just to our urban but rural communities connecting many people that wouldn't have access to education, to information that is necessary for work force development, applications so many things. i am a big supporter. thank you for those comments. mr. carr, when we were together , we talked a little bit about a concern about cybersecurity and what we need to do in this space. in the last fcc hearing, i had asked commissioner o'rielly about fcc's place in the challenging cybersecurity sphere, including the commission's cybersecurity and communications reliability division that works with the communication industries to develop and implement improvements to help the viability and insert -- -- whatity and specifically can the fcc be doing to aid the concern

>> she said i had very sexy legs. >> sexy legs. >> she told me to keep being sexy. >> cortez, who isol violation, told us about his struggles in choosing to live as a woman. >> anyway, we were -- i can't say i feel like a woman. it's hard to explain. i feel like i'm a homosexual, i'm a man, but i prefer living as a woman. i'm mostly attracted to men. i don't want to live my life as a man. i want to live my life as a woman. it's hard. it's really hard. first i had to make it through my family and then society, you know. it's very hard, you know, because of the criticism and everhing, but once i p it in my mind i'm going to live myself for who i am, my family, and who accepts me, criticism is always going to be out there and sometimes i feel like i'm the brave one because i have the guts to be who i am. i live my life and i live how i am but it's really, really hard. >> do you want me to make a -- i need a reason to be. >> she's a big girl. >> girl. size 20, honey. >> mod q was also known for its hospitality. charles barber, who was in on multiple charges of fraud and grand theft to wh

cortez mast. >> mr. cotton. mr. crapo. >> mr. cruz. >> mr. dans. >> mr. donnelley. >> no. >> ms. duckworth. >> no. >> mr. durbin. >> no. >> mr. enzy. >> mrs. ernst. >> aye. >> mrs. feinstein. >> no. >> mrs. fisher. >> aye. >> mr. blake. mr. franken. >> no. >> mr. gardner. >> mrs. jill brand. >> no. >> mr. graham. mr. grassley. >> ms. harris. >> no. >> mr. hatch. >> mr. hinrich. >> no. >> mr. hide camp. >> no. >> mr. helder. >> ms. hirono. >> no. >> mr. hoven. >> mr. inhoff. mr. isaacson. mr. johnson. >> aye. >> mr. cane. >> no. >> mr. kennedy. mr. king. mr. langeford. >> aye. >> mr. leahy. >> no. >> mr. lee. >> aye. >> mr. man chin. >> no. >> mr. marky. >> no. >> mr. mccain. >> mrs. mccaskill. >> no. >> mr. mcconnell. mr. menendez. >> no. >> mr. merckly. mr. mor ran. ms. murcowski. mrs. murray. mr. nelson. >> no. >> mr. paul. >> aye. >> mr. pure dudue. >> mr. peters. >> no. >> mr. portman. >> john mccain gestured to get the attention of the clerk. john mccain voted no. you heard applause from the democratic side. bernie sanders is still animated about it. republicans are on the n

cortez mast. >> mr. cotton. mr. crapo. >> mr. cruz. >> mr. dans. >> mr. donnelley. >> no. >> ms. duckworth. >> no. >> mr. durbin. >> no. >> mr. enzy. >> mrs. ernst. >> aye. >> mrs. feinstein. >> no. >> mrs. fisher. >> aye. >> mr. blake. mr. franken. >> no. >> mr. gardner. >> mrs. jill brand. >> no. >> mr. graham. mr. grassley. >> ms. harris. >> no. >> mr. hatch. >> mr. hinrich. >> no. >> mr. hide camp. >> no. >> mr. helder. >> ms. hirono. >> no. >> mr. hoven. >> mr. inhoff. mr. isaacson. mr. johnson. >> aye. >> mr. cane. >> no. >> mr. kennedy. mr. king. mr. langeford. >> aye. >> mr. leahy. >> no. >> mr. lee. >> aye. >> mr. man chin. >> no. >> mr. marky. >> no. >> mr. mccain. >> mrs. mccaskill. >> no. >> mr. mcconnell. mr. menendez. >> no. >> mr. merckly. mr. mor ran. ms. murcowski. mrs. murray. mr. nelson. >> no. >> mr. paul. >> aye. >> mr. purdue. >> mr. peters. >> no. >> mr. portman. >> john mccain gestured to get the attention of the clerk. john mccain voted no. you heard applause from the democratic side. bernie sanders is still animated about it. republicans are on the near

kevin kelly, shanna, and former trump campaign advisory or steveer steve cortez, they are with us. steve is a fox news contributor. we start with you, what do you make of the figures from alphabet. >> i think they are all right, coming in line with expectations, most analysts have been bush issue on the name -- been gull issue on the name. only ki competitor on display side is facebook. we will need to see their guidance forward with the pay per clicks. what they are seeing advertising revenue on youtube side, this year a lot of advisers -- advertisers pulled out of youtube, a lot of advertisements were played next to hateful, as well as you know terrorist videos, i want to see guidance going forward on that. >>> that is what we'll look into and hopefully get back in a moil, th moment, alphabet has something like 47 billion overseas that could be brought home, we're told, if the trump tax plan, as we assume will be passes. that is a big part of the story for tech stocks. what would be the economic impact. >> it sure is, it could be massive for united statessic u.s. economy. that is

community and the equality of everyone relating to what is important to that and so when -- what is cortez that. -- what is core to that. and so when emerson took pen to write this philosophy down in the book nature, it set off a series of conversations and devote these that really wanted to subscribe to what emerson was saying. when he writes here, others start to trickle in to conquer it at the same time. you have margaret fuller coming in, the elkhart family wonders in, they are mingling here and emerson is loosely at the core of that. he didn't take the flag and run with it, he was a quiet leader of this idea, the transcendentalism idea and really conquered, so well placed for that, beautiful and continues to be so. was a perfect place for inspiration to happen, and transcendentalism is very hard to distill down to one particular thought. there were volumes and volumes. even today, written about what was at the core of it, emerson believed the individual spirit had the capacity to think about the world, anything as small as we for water droplets, and you see the world in that thing, th

abe cortez, es dueno de una de las tiendas mas famosas de sombreros del país, ubicada en san antonio,rnandez,como joan sebastian y hasta el mismo papa juan pablo segundo, han adquirido uno... el asegura que han sido decenas los clientes que han llegado mostrándole una foto del señor de los cielos, pidiéndole que quieren uno como el de el. al pedir la famosa tejana parecida a la que usa el señor de los cielos, algunos de los clientes ademas exigen que el contorno este doblado de la misma manera al que la usa casillas. sot- (diego) yo creo que tengo unas 8 o diez. pero sin el cinto, las botas y la camisa, el atuendo de aurelio casillas no esta completo sot- entran y me preguntan, oiga, no tiene cosas al estilo del señor de los cielos y pues mi respuesta es que si. las camisas con bordado son las mas populares. sot- esta viene siendo tipo del señor de los cielos, ya ve que tiene el bordado aquí en los pechos, asi las usa, si han visto, usa mucha camisa negra con bordado y este viene siendo el estilo que usa. nats. el señor de los cielos. esta mas o menos cuanto cuesta? esta te cuesta alr

cortez masto. mr. cotton. mr. crapo. mr. cruz. mr. daines. mr. donnelly. >> no. >> ms. duckworth?> no. >> mr. durbin? mr. enzi. mrs. ernst. mrs. feinstein. mrs. fisher? mr. blake? mr. franken? >> no. >> mr. gardner? >> i hear them. >> mrs. gillibrand. >> no. >> mr. graham? mr. grassley? ms. harris? >> no. >> ms. has semsem. >> mr. heinrich. >> no. >> mhide camp. >> mr. hirono. >> no. >> mr. hoven? mr. inhofe? mr. isackson. >> aye. >> mr. johnson? >> aye. >> mr. cain? >> no. >> mr. kennedy? mr. king? ms. klobuchar? >> no. >> mr. lankford? >> aye. >> mr. leahy? >> no. >> mr. lee? >> aye. >> mr. manchin? >> no. >> mr. markey? >> no. >> mr. mccain? mrs. mccaskill? >> no. >> mr. mcconnell? mr. menendez? >> no. >> mr. merkley? >> no. >> mr. moran? ms. murkowski? >> no. >> mr. murphy? >> no. >> mrs. murray? >> no. >> mr. nelson? >> no. >> mr. paul? >> aye. >> mr. purdue? >> no. -- sorry, yes. >> mr. peters? >> no. mr. portman? mr. reed? mr. reich? >> aye. >> mr. roberts? mr. rounds. >> aye. >> mr. rubio? mr. sanders? >> no. >> mr. sasse? mr. schatz? >> no. >> mr. schumer? >> no. >> mr. s

nahomi cortez/ parte del proyecto chicas-bicibles "me siento libre, me gusta mucho."rma parte de un programa que usa las bicicletas como un medio para eliminar las barreras de gnero y hacer comprender a las niÑas el enorme valor que tienen en la vida. jos carlos len / sikanda "el objetivo es facilitar el proceso de empoderamiento práctico de autoestima y liderazgo en mujeres que viven en esta zona" abril es la coordinadora del proyecto en villa de zaachila, una comunidad que esta asentada al lado del basurero mas grande de oaxaca, en donde el machismo gobierna y las mujeres ni siquera son libres de levantar la mirada; por eso llevo hasta ah la idea de las chicas bici-bles. abril morales/ coor proyecto chicas bicibles "el hecho de decidir que camino elegir eso ya te hace pensar como en el futuro" track: la asociacin sikanda fue la encargada de reunir y entregar los vehculos a las estudiantes de secundaria y documentar los resultados. jazive perez/ ciudad de mexico "días después de empezar a rodar en bicis como esta comenzaron a verse los cambios en las adolescentes.apo

. >> stephen: when cortez came here to the new world he burned his ships so his men didn't feel likehey had to conquer mezo-america. i realize that's not a good example. >> at any moment, i could jump into the arms of justin trudeau. i don't have to leap into his arms. he could hold me in a baby bjorn, that would be okay. he's strong. >> stephen: now you have kids. >> i do. >> stephen: two. >> three, we have three. >> stephen: three? >> we are prolific. we are building our own society. >> stephen: you are going into a zone defense against your kids. >> we have. >> stephen: how old are they? >> 11 and nine and six. i forgot. >> stephen: they have a sense what mom does? >> they have a sense. >> stephen: do they watch the show? >> they do not watch the show, it's a tirty show. they don't think i'm cool. they have no interest in it whatsoever. >> stephen: are you sure they don't watch the show? >> they don't watch the show not because i don't want to impress them. they don't care, about me at all! >> stephen: do they keep up with the mom? >> they do. >> stephen: how do they keep up with

senator cortez. >> thank you, mr. chairman. welcome chairwoman yellin, always good to see you and thank you for your service. >> thank you. >> i appreciate your comments with respect to the opoid epidemic because in nevada that is having an impact. we see it. every time i go home, we are having difficulty in hiring, but there's so much going on with respect to our economy because of it. there's another area i would like to have discussion with you and that is housing. in both northern and southern nevada i also frequently hear concerns about the housing market from my constituents. in northern nevada home prices have been rising sharply and a lack of available inventory, particularly for people seeking to become first-time home buyers. the rental vacancy rates are low. in southern nevada the worst rates of homeowners being under water on their mortgages, nearly a decade after the recession. in recent data suggests that las vegas has the worst rental affordability crisis for lower income households of any major city in the count

steve cortez, a spokesman for a hispanic advocacy group is furious about the situation.s an outrage. political correctness is sometimes not just dumb, downright dangerous or deadly as we have seen in some cases. >> jon: dan springer is following the story from seattle. dan. >> hello, if you are an eagle illegal immigrant, no matter how many times reported, no saver placed in portland, oregon, part of the city, and the county, and to legislator all run by democrats, passing laws declaring himself a sanctuary for people in the city irregularly. a sergio martinez is being held without bail on charges of robbery, kidnapping, sexual abuse. one of the victims is a 65-year-old woman who was brutally attacked at knife point in her home. the other woman was attacked in a parking garage at her apartment. telling portland police that he was high on meth at the time and uses drugs every day. at home in oregon for over a year. enforcement saying he has been removed from the u.s. 13 times since 2008. a lengthy criminal record including battery, felony illegal reentry out of removal. i

to thank senator cortez for bringing up the concern of affordable housing. i share virtually all of the sentiment i have heard in every committee. wasn't planning on it but senator corker brought up something i am very interested in because we have to increase productivity. in north carolina when we were in a financial crisis we figured out a way to do that which had to do with tax code and regulations. i want to go back to regulations first. when iy since dodd-frank met with chair greenspan a year and a half ago she mentioned up 350,000 jobs some have been created that are called regulatory compliance and in your judgment is that a job that improves productivity? we have put in place regulations to serve important -- >> i understand that. in your professional judgment does a job that relates to regulatory compliance contribute to productivity? >> it is the cost of doing business. reasons that for produce presumably benefits. there are various ways we're going to stimulate growth. by improvingill be productivity. the things you can do by maybe clearing up or

steve cortez former trump campaign advisor, fox news contributor. liz, they have to get this done. they have to know they're dead in the water to get this done. you have to think they're wheeling and dealing they're bargaining for last little bits and pieces, no? >> that is exactly what they're doing. they have basically got three weeks to do it. remember when obamacare was on the horizon, democrats did exactly same thing. cornhusker compromise, louisiana purchase trying to bring people on board who fundamentally disagreed with the idea of government provided health care. now we have the opposite situation but kind of the same problem. we have rand paul on one extreme who really doesn't believe that the government should be responsible for providing health care insurance for everybody. melissa: right. >> and susan collins a moderate on the other end who is desperately afraid in her state of maine she is going to lose her standing all together if she pinches medicaid. it's a very tough thing. they have about $190 billion in savings because of medicaid. melissa: right. >> to hand out

. >> i want to thank senator cortez for consistently in the right committees bringing up the concern of affordable housing, home ownership and affordable rental housing and virtually all the sentiment i heard in every committee she has spoken on it. i want to get back -- i wasn't planning on it but senator corker brought up what i'm very interested in because we have to increase productivity. in north carolina in a financial crisis, we have to figure out a way to do that that had to do with tax code and regulations. i want to go back to regulations first. probably since dodd-frank, when i met with chair greenspan a year and a half or so ago he mentions up to that point some 350,000 jobs have been created that are called regulatory compliance in the category of regulatory compliance and your judgment, is that a job is it improves productivity? various ways we will stimulate growth. one of them will become an advocate on tax code, one of them will be by consenting capital investment, improving productivity, the things that you can do by may be clearing out for eliminating some of the d

franken, feinstein, udall, shaheen, charper, coons -- carper, coons, whitehouse, kaine, van hollen, cortez mass toe, baldwin, menendez, reed, duckworth, manchin, markey, stabenow, durbin, widen, -- wyden, murphy, warren, gillibrand, cardin, klobuchar, heinrich, hir hirono, peters, warner as cosponsors. i want to extend a thank you to senator bob casey of pennsylvania. senator casey has been a tireless advocate for protecting the medicaid program and the critical services that it provides, not just to the people of pennsylvania, but to millions of americans across our beloved country. senator casey has done incredible work to remind all americans of the important role medicaid plays in our communities and the millions of children, families, students, and seniors who have coverage through medicaid. my motion is simple. it would send this bill back to the finance committee to get the consideration it never received, and it would require the committee to strike provisions that reduce or eliminate benefits for those currently eligible for medicaid. it prevents states from expanding medicaid or

stuart: steve cortez, big picture here, we're at 21,400.re we ready for the second or third leg up of this rally? >> i think so we are. regarding oil, i don't think it's going to break. industrial production numbers have been fantastic, not just in the u.s., but around the world so that tells me, i think there's a floor in the 40's. goldman is usually a smart firm. look at the dow, i think the next leg up is coming i think we will get a successful health care vote next week and then on to tax cuts, the holy grail of the trump's presidency. once we get that, i think the sky is the limit. stuart: i think that's a good note on which to end. appreciate you being with us. great stuff. check the market please, it's a go-nowhere day. now this, seattle city council, raise income taxes, impose a new income tax on the good people of seattle? if you earn more than $250,000 as an individual, you'll pay more. quote, seattle should serve everyone, not just the rich folks. one of those council members went so far as to say she'd love to be taxed. [laughte

joining us now is fox news contributor steve cortez. thanks for joining us, steve.ful of losing the majority and fearful of a changing america. but fearful of brown people? do you agree? >> no, i most certainly do not agree, ainsley. and to borrow ms. walsh characterization, i can tell you that i worked my brown butt off to help elect this president, and i find her comments insulting and offense and, by the way, what she's doing here, which the left has done far too much is resorting to the kind of division and identity politics that are so popular to our country. i think there's one of the reasons there's polarization that exists right now. i would say this. also their condescension. they cannot even say that trump motivates for a more prosperous and secure america. instead, they have to malign those voters and assume that they had nefarious motivations of racism. this is what the left does when they don't want to talk about ideas. steve: sure. steve, and we've talked about it. many on the political left have trump derangement syndrome, they just can't come to grip

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here to react fox news contributor, trump hispanic advisory member steve cortez.ps out at me is what in the world is happening? this was in the san antonio area? >> right. you know, ed, what a terrible human tragedy. there were two children in that truck. i guess what i would point out is that border security is first and foremost an issue to protect americans. we need to secure our border for the economic and national security of american citizens. but it's also, boy the way, a very good idea for mexico and latin americans because a porous and lawless border which is what we have had for decades in this country is also bad for them as we see in this very human tragedy that unfolded in san antonio. steve. steve: , are we to believe inside that trailer there are 100 people apparently and at midnight ther there was no water and somebody popped out and said we need some water or something like that. are we to believe that that semitrailer wherever all you would have to do is open the back gate to see 100 people. just drove in from mexico and nobody stopped it. >> rig

i want to thank senator cortez for consistently in the right committees bringing up the concern of affordable housing and i share virtually all the sentiment i have heard. i want to get back to -- i wasn't planning on it but senator corker brought up something i'm very interested in. we have to increase productivity. and at least in north carolina when we were in a financial crisis we figured out a way to do that which had to do with tax code and regulations. i want to go back to regulations first. probably sense.frank what i met with the greenspan year and half or so ago he mentioned up to that point in.frank some 350,000 jobs have been created that are called regulatory compliance. in your judgment, is that a job that improves productivity? >> we put in place regulations to serve important -- understand that, but in your professional judgment does a job that relate to regulatory compliance contribute to productivity. >> it is the cost of doing business. and it's imposed for reasons that produce presumably benefit. >> if we take a look, their various ways going to similar growth. one will be

. >> former trump hispanic advisory council member and fox news contributor steve cortez.n to make sure we get it right because the naturalist now campaigned is saying this is all legal immigrants they want to become citizens, which is a good thing. the concern is a lot of good being done in conjunction are seeing cities also sanctuary cities. can we be sure they stay committed to the illegal immigration? >> now, i don't think we can be sure of that. i don't hate the term sanctuary city. it's not sanctuary for the vet to other dangerous people allowed to hide in plain sight. it certainly is a sanctuary for the cops who have to deal day-to-day with people they know are here illegally who may have even committed crimes. one of the leaders of the movement, your writer welcome for those of you here legally eligible for citizenship, please come in. we are not anti-immigrant. i'm the son of an immigrant. we love legal immigration. people who want to come here, work hard, believe in the american ideal and american values. one of the leaders of the movement has no credibility in m

. >> senator cortez. >> secretary perry welcome back to the committee when you were nominated, we had a frank and serious conversation about my grave concerns about citing nuclear waste at yucca mountain. you called me ahead of time to let me know you were going there. since that trip you went from touting the importance of state sovereignty to a full throated support for depositing the nation's waste in nevada, against the will of my state. undermining state's right to defend the communities against dangerous nuclear waste. what has prompted such a change in your viewpoint? >> senator, with all due respect disagree with your analysis of my position nothing has really changed. it is wise for us to have a very open conversation with this country about the moral obligation that we have as a people, there is statutory requirements for us to move this waste. there are multiple options about where the waste could go, as i clarified yesterday, there are no plan in place to put that in a particular place at this particular point in time but i think we need to be looking at our options and ha

. >> next up the senator cortez. >> thank you. welcome, and thank you for your willingness to serve in the opportunity to meet with all of you and welcome to your family, very exciting day for all of you i am a little in the conversation we had we talked about the intersection of innovation and transportation which obviously is interest of not just me but the state of nevada as well. where do you see this as the fcc to work for the safe and reliable advancement of autonomous connected vehicles, unmanned aircraft's and smart communities? >> thank you for the question. interesting things are happening with drones and with the thomas vehicles. many involved tests and those tests are going to require spectrum. the sec should develop part five experimental license practices that make those tests easier for industries, research institutions and universities. we can do more with these new facilities if we can test them and have spectrum necessary to facilitate and then get the services in the marketplace. >> thank you. i appreciate the c

that senator kantwell and i received as chairman and ranking member from the colleague of senator cortez and master senator heller also from nevada with a request specific to the department about repository costs in previous studies on geologic disposal and repositories. so this will be included as part of the record. i believe that you may have already received it or are in the process of reseving it, but he's asked for that request and i have complied with that. >> senator kaine? >> thank you. i don't envy you. you have been sent to defend the indefensible and this is the worst i've seen in public life in term was corresponding to national priorities. it's amazing. you made a statement in the opening statement when you first appeared in the confirmation hearing and said when it comes to climate change i'm committed to making decisions based on sound science and also take into account the economic impact. this is not a sound science budget, mr. secretary. this is a non-science budget. you're cutting the very areas where the science that we need to make good policy decisions will be exam

. >> steve cortez, spokesman for hispanic 100. a fox news contributor.what are the holdups and the problems? it matters not a problem. our president who is a promise keeper is delivering on a promise he made to the american people as a candidate. someone who's worked with this campaign, nothing got a rousing applause during the rallies compared to the wall. the reason, by the way, is he wants to put america's security first. some people make this seem as make this seem as though it's in 10 mexican. nothing further from the case. when i put my family to sleep last night, i locked the door not because i hate those on the outside that because i love those on the inside. america's front door has been wide open for years, reckless and lawless and this president has shown real leadership by showing safety and security economic and security of our people comes first in good fences often being good neighbors. it's time for consumers to their border. abby: also disputed reports that the trump administration may expand the ability for immigration officials to supp

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i went to bring in steve cortez, earnings season has kicked into high gear, the swamp still getting nothing done. you like that line so steve, profits now more important than politics for the market overall? >> absolutely but they are both important, doesn't have to be binary. what the market is telling us is the swamp, excruciating to watch the swamp hour by hour on cable news because the legislative process is so frustrating. stuart: it is not excruciating to watch "varney and company". >> never excruciating to watch you, it is excruciating to watch coverage of the hill and the way he'll republicans is let me be clear on that we want everybody to tune into us but it is excruciating to watch the process on capitol hill and in some ways this is supposed to be the process in a democracy but that doesn't mean it is not frustrating but to connect the dots between markets and politics what the markets are telling us is at the end of the day tax cuts are going to happen, stocks, earnings already strong and getting stronger. these are blowout reports and from disparate companies, mcdonald's on on

. >> i concur can commissioner cortez and agree to grant parole. >> mr.clude this hearing. >> thank you. thank you. clayton: did you hear some of the things he said there i have lived a conflict-free life. steve: thank goodness. clayton: no one has ever accused me of using a weapon. steve: who was that man exactly who was in court? clayton: i don't know. steve: one of the things that was revealed is it sounds like he is going to be moving to florida. part of his probation, parole situation would be that he would have to be regularly drug and alcohol tested. there also are many people who are speculating he could do a reality show, which a lot of people would watch. but, here's the thing then they go if the cameras are going to follow o.j. around 24/7 it's just a matter of time that he does having that would violate his parole. ainsley: yesterday i was watching this coverage and his attorneys and friends and advocates of his no he is going to move down to florida. is he never going to come out. you are never going to see him again. is he older now. clayton

here to explain fox news contributor and trump hispanic advisory counsel member steve cortez.ell, brian, it's amazing what leadership does after decades of having a dangerous, lawless, and largely open border. in just six months, and the wall hasn't even begun constructed yet. but through better enforcement and clear rhetoric of this president telling people don't come. you will be returned. enforcement is going to matter. ice tells us that illegal border crossings are down year over year over 70%. i think that's amazing. and the benefits are going to be to the american people and the american worker, more specifically. brian: give general kelly a job, and he gets it done. ice arrests last month were 13,914. clearly, the word is out. stopping a lot of these would be confrontations. >> right. and here's the thing too, brian. i say this as a hispanic, as a son of an immigrant. we're not antiimmigrant or hispanic. as a matter of fact, quite the opposite out of respect for the people who follow our process. it's not an easy process. it's expensive, time-consuming. brian: which has

what the argument is that targeting the type of individuals is racist and that's what we asked steve cortezicago, most of the state of california, they are flouting the civil rights of american citizens who should be protected from the dangerous people and you know what they remind me of and i might make liberals head pop off when i say the comparison. they remind pe a lot of people like george wallace of the southern governors in 1960's who refuse today comply with federal laws they didn't like during the civil rights era. the governors and mayors, they are george wallace's of our day. abby: yeah. if you hear a story like this and happens all too often, how on earth can you standby sanctuary city to say this is the right thing for the country? it is unbelievable. imagine how the elderly woman assaulted, imagine how they are feeling? clayton: unbelievable. abby: some things are just common sense. outgoing chief of staff reince priebus says that the senate confirmation of justice neil gorsuch is the greatest accomplishment. >> he's also set in motion a change in shift in the federal judiciar

. >> stephen: when cortez came here to the new world he burned his ships so his men didn't feel likehey had to conquer mezo-america. i realize that's not a good example. >> at any moment, i could jump into the arms of justin trudeau. i don't have to leap into his arms. he could hold me in a baby bjorn, that would be okay. he's strong. >> stephen: now you have kids. >> i do. >> stephen: two. >> three, we have three. >> stephen: three?